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HENDERSON'S AUTUMN CATALOGUE 



BULBS 



PLANTS :: SEEDS 



FOR FALL PLANTING. 



ETC. 



BUSINESS RULES. 



WE DELIVER FREE IN THE U. S„ except where otherwise noted in 

 this catalogue (By Parcel Post, Express or freight at our option.) 



VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. By the packet, oz. i lb. and lb. 

 MOST BULBS AT THE SINGLE PRICE, AND LAWN GRASS SEED. 



Purchasers pay transit charges on bulbs and roots in quantity when specially 

 noted in this Catalogue, also on seeds in pints, quarts, pecks, bushels, barrels, 

 and on Farm Seeds, Implements, Fertilizers, Insecticides, etc. 



Plants by express ive do NOT deliver free: purchaser pays express charges, though 

 small plants can be mailed free when so ordered. See page 41. 



THE PRICES QUOTED IN THIS CATALOGUE ARE NET— We offer 

 no premiums discounts or gratuities. This list cancels all previous quotations. 



WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THE RESULTS of any seeds, plants or bulbs 

 we send out — therefore: 



PETER HENDERSON & CO. give no warranty express or implied, as to 

 description, quality, productiveness, or any other matter of any Seeds, Bulbs, 

 or plants they send out, and they will not be in any way responsible for the crop. 

 If the purchaser does not accept the goods on these terms they are at once to be 

 returned. 



HOW BEST TO ORDER AND REMIT. 



Remittances should be made either in the form of an Express Money Order or 

 a P. O. Money Order, Bank Draft or Registered Letter. 



Customers can also shop by express, as all express companies have purchasing 

 departments in all their offices. They make no charge other than the return 

 expressage. 



If Goods are Wanted (by Parcel Post or Express) C. O. D., 25 per cent., of 

 the amount must accompany the order. Plants we do not send C. O. D. 



Orders from unknown Correspondents, without remittances, should be ac- 

 companied by New York City reference, to save delay. 



CUSTOMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTIGE. 



IF GOODS ARE WANTED BY PARCEL POST, POSTAGE MUST BE ADDED 

 AS PER TABLE BELOW, EXCEPT FOR THOSE WE OFFER 

 TO DELIVER FREE AS ABOVE. 



REGARDING DOMESTIC PARCEL POST within the United States and 

 Possessions — which now includes Seeds, Plants, Bulbs and Roots. 



WEIGHT LIMIT— The weight limit within the 1st and 2d Zones is now 

 fifty (50) pounds, within the other Zones the weight limit is twenty (20) pounds 

 and the size limit seventy-two (72) inches for combined length and largest 

 girth. At the end of the descriptions of the Bulbs and Roots we offer in this 

 catalog will be found weight per dozen, per hundred, or per thousand, as the 

 case may be and customers can add up to the total weight of their order, and add 

 postage according to zone rates below, or obtain the rate from their postmaster 

 by giving him the total weight. For packages in excess of 20 lbs. in weight, 

 the express rates are much lower, so we recommend the use of the express 

 wherever possible. The charge is the same collect or prepaid. 













First 



Each 



DOMESTIC PARCEL 



POS1 



1 RATES 



Pound 



Additional 



Within the 



U. S 



and Possessions, Alaska, Canal Zone, 



(over 8 oz. 



Pound 



Guam, 



Hawaii, Porto Rico and th 



e Philippines 



rates 1 lb.) 



or fraction 



First Zone 



within 50 miles of New York City 



5c. 



lc. " 



Second " 



" 



50 to 150 



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5c. 



lc. 



Third 



H 



150 " 300 



" 



( it ti u 



6c. 



2c. 



Fourth " 



" 



300 " 600 



tt 



t a a tt 



7c. 



4c. 



Fifth 



" 



600 " 1000 



" 



i it tt a 



8c. 



6c. 



Sixth 



" 



1000 " 1400 



" 



t a n n 



9c. 



8c. 



Seventh " 



" 



1400 " 1800 



" 



t ti if tt 



lie. 



10c. 



Eighth " 



all 



over 1800 



" 



t a tt >« 



12c. 



12c. 



IMPORTANT — In remitting postage always add it to the foot of the order- as 

 a separate item — this will help to avoid mistakes. 



INDEX. 



SPRING FLOWERING BULBS FOK AUTUMN PLANTING. 



Page 



Aconite, Winter 35 



Allium 35 



Amaryllis 35 



Anemone 36 



Arum 36 



Astilbe (Spirea) 40 



Belladonna Lily 35 



Bermuda Easter Lily . 27 



Bleeding Heart 36 



Blue Bells 40 



Bulbocodium 36 



Callas 36 



Camassia 37 



Chinese Sacred Lily ..25 



Chionodoxa 37 



Crocus 26 



Crown Imperial 37 



Cyclamen 37 



Daffodils 19 to 25 



Dielytra or Dicentra..36 

 Dog's-Tooth Violet. . . 37 



Page 



Eranthis 35 



Erythronium 37 



Fleur deLis. .30 to 31 



Freesia 38 



Fritillaria 38 



Gladiolus .38 



Glory of Snow 37 



Grape Hyacinths .... 7 



Guernsey Lily 39 



Hyacinths 2 to 8 



Iris 30 to 31 



Ixia 38 



Ixilirion 38 



Jacobean Lily 35 



Jonquil 24 



Lachenalia 39 



Leuccjum 40 



Lilium (Lilies) . .27 to 29 



Lily of the Valley 39 



Narcissus 19 to 25 



Nerine 39 



Page 



Ornithogalum 39 



Oxalis 39 



Peonias 32 to 34 



Puschkinia 39 



Ranunculus 39 



Richardia 36 



Scarborough Lily 35 



Scilla 40 



Snowdrops 40 



Snowflake 40 



Sparaxis 40 



Spiraea 40 



Spring Colchicum 36 



Squills 40 



Star of Bethlehem 39 



Tulips 8 to 18 



Watsonia 40 



Winter Aconite 35 



Windfiower 36 



Wood Hyacinths 40 



SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING. 



Flower Seeds . . 52 to 54 

 Sweet Peas .... 52 to 53 

 Vegetable Seeds.49 to 51 

 Lawn Grass. 65 



FARM SEEDS FOR FALL SOWING. 



Henderson's Fall Farm Seeds Circular giving 



latest quotations is mailed free 



on request. 



Tools and Implements, 57 to 59. Fertilizers and Insecticides, 60. Books, 61 to 63. 

 Holland Fibre, 2d page cover. Bulb Bowls and Jardinieres, 55. 



PLANTS AND 



Page 



Akebia 45 



Altheas 46 



Ampelopsis 45 



Apios 45 



Aristolochia 45 



Asparagus 42 



Begonias 41 



Berberry 46 



Bignonia 45 



Blackberries 48 



Calycanthus 46 



Campanula 44 



Carnations 41 



Celastrus 45 



Chionanthus 46 



Clematis 45 



Clethra 46 



Corchorus 46 



Cornus 46 



Currants 47 



Cydonia 48 



SHKUBS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING. 



Page 



Coreopsis 46 



Delphinium 46 



Deutzias 48 



Exorchorda 48 



Ferns 44 



Forsythia 48 



Gooseberries 49 



Grape Vines 49 



Hardy Plants 46 



Herbaceous Plants.. . .46 



Honeysuckles 47 



Hydrangea 48 



Ivy 47 



Jasminum 47 



Kerria 48 



Lilacs 48 



Lycium Chinense 47 



Pansies 47 



Perennial Plants 46 



Philadelphus 48 



Phlox 43 



Page 



Primula 43 



Privet 46 



Prunus 46 



Raspberries 48 



Rhodotypus 46 



Rhubarb 47 



Ribes 46 



Rcbinia 46 



Roses 45 



Sambucus 46 



Shrubs 46 



Smilax 43 



Spiraea 46 



Strawberries 47 



Syringa 46 



Viburnum 46 



Vines, Hardy 47 



Violets 43 



Weigelias 46 



Wistaria 45 



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